Reimagine Childhood Podcast
Check out my interview on Reimagine Childhood discussing emergent curriculum and why it is more than a classroom theme.
Check out my interview on Reimagine Childhood discussing emergent curriculum and why it is more than a classroom theme.
"Children cannot play without learning and cannot learn without playing!" There is no dichotomy between play and learning. They go together!
When we constantly fill children's time, we rob them of the opportunity to figure out how to handle boredom.
Crawling is essential! It’s a means to so much in child development.
Does crawling matter? Absolutely! Crawling is critical in children developing their brains and their bodies.
Is a child's action trying to tell us something?
The myths of working in child care. (preschool, early learning center, nursery - whatever you call it. The myths are still the same.
What "silly, unique, or far-fetched" things did people say to you when they found out you worked with young children?"
"When children are under too much stress from these many varied sources, they generally can't tell us in words...."
Understanding and learning the difference between self-regulation and self-control. Self regulation is what makes self-control possible.
Pre-writing is not curriculum. It is playing outside, building blocks, dramatic play, and drawing! Pre-writing is PLAY!
Why do we need to teach toddlers to read? Reading is a process that builds on so many foundational skills that take time to develop.
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Have we sacrificed care for the sake of “education”? Why don’t we view them as equal and inseparable? Why is childcare viewed as “less tha
Early Childhood Speaker and Presenter
Approaching early learning with practicality and common sense.
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